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last line game: share the last line you wrote!

( then tag as many people as words, or however many you want! )

From an untitled WIP for the superblond bingo :)

He can do ninety through twilight traffic on a motorcycle mostly without freaking out about it, and he can dismantle a handgun in under five seconds, and has the upper body strength to pull himself onto a ledge by his fingertips — a skill that more Gothamites should have, considering.

I am not tagging forty-some people just because I can't write a concise sentence to save my soul XD but I will tag some folks who I'm pretty sure have active WIPs that I am really curious about for no particular reason...

He loved Cathy, but his boss could be a bit much, better than most bosses he'll give her that, and the woman loved to chat but really Bernard needed a moment. Amy sat in his lap as he stared at the celing of the bus, this was his life now, he got himself in this situation so he better make the most of it and get some time off work.

From my parasitic without the parasite fic ch3! Im still at the very start of the chapter but i swear it will come out eventually i promise =_=

Um.... idk who actively have wips rn so tagging my mutuals who i know write

Her footsteps cause a small headache to build on top of the concussion, and Luke—not his name—groans as he draws away from Guy. The entire group is moving, and Guy hooks an arm around Luke’s—still not his name—back.

“Can you stand?” Guy asks.

Asch is uh. Very confused rn. Get amnesia’d loser (affectionate)

He bit his lip in anticipation, his hand now firmly on the door handle awaiting the okay to come back into the room.

Done! This time, it's Of This Their Desolation by @pelicanpig!

I love this fic for its plot and its oppressive setting and I think it deserves more consideration. The reveal of the nature of the threat really surprised me. Great job.

A few pictures:

For the negative points:

as you can see on the first picture of the post, the image of the cover is slightly off-center. Note to myself for the next time: draw alignment marks. It takes 5 seconds.

still about the cover, it's a little fragile. Even if I'm really proud of the pattern, it's made of plenty of little lines which tend to peel off when the book rubs against a surface.

it's not so important, but the tarlatan I used for the back is yellow while I usually use white.

It's actually rather funny, because when I went to the fabric shop and asked the shopkeeper, she didn't know what I meant at first (I was asking for Saint-Galette, which is another name for the tarlatan) and then it clicked: "Oh, some tarlatane! It's been a while since someone asked for it. People used to make hats with it". She was a bit surprised when I said it was for a book, but she showed me three long rolls of yellow, green tarlatan. It's not a big deal, but it's quite funny to think that my books have sunflower yellow burlap on their backs :)

For the positive points:

on my first try, the cover was a little twisted, but not this time, so I count it as a win. It made the book fall when I placed it on the table, but this one holds on his own. Also, I had a bit too much space between the cover and the pages on the longest outside edge, but now it's juuuuust the good size.

It has a ribbon. Nice!

I also took the time to paint the edge and place washi paper headbands, so it shines.

Last time, I ripped the front and end pages and had to use hinge tape to fix them, but this time I made sure to use thicker paper.

It's still a little crumpled, but NOT TORN OFF! Success! Plus, I like the color. I would like to find sheets with patterns, but the one I find on the web are sadly too short for the book size I use.

HORROR WARNING